Anti-Ulez activist jailed for 15 years after blowing up camera with homemade bomb

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Anti-Ulez activist jailed for 15 years after blowing up camera with homemade bomb.

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A man has been jailed after deliberately blowing up a Ulez camera in London, with a judge stating that it was done with a "terrorism connection".Kevin Rees, 63, was identified as being responsible for blowing up an Ultra Low Emission Zone camera in South East London on December 6, 2023.Officers from Counter Terrorism Policing London found that Mr Rees used a homemade bomb using a metal cylinder filled with explosive powder.The explosions caused extensive damage to vehicles parked nearby and property up to 100 metres away, including a child's bedroom.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Detective Chief Superintendent James Derham, who leads local policing in the Bexley area, said it was "miraculous" that no one was killed or seriously injured by the "large explosion".A jury at Woolwich Crown Court heard that MR Rees travelled from Sidcup to Shuttle Close, where a Ulez camera had been installed earlier that day.He walked towards the camera and lit a fuse on the explosive device.

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